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      MathIzzzFun
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      Winx5015:


      Q2). A shopkeeper had some markers in red and blue. If 50 red markers and 25 blue markers were sold each week, there would be 500 red markers left when all the blue markers were sold. If 25 red markers and 50 blue markers were sold each week, there would be 800 red markers left when all the blue markers were sold. How many markers did the shopkeeper have at first?

      Thanks 🙂
      Hi

      Case 1:
      Markers sold, Red : Blue --> 50 : 25 = 2 : 1 --> 4u : 2u (*using 2u for Blue because all the blue markers were sold in both cases)
      Total number of red markers --> 4u + 500
      Total number of markers --> 6u + 500
      Case 2:
      Markers sold, Red : Blue --> 25 : 50 = 1 : 2 --> 1u : 2u
      Total number of red markers --> 1u + 800

      Number of red markers are the same in both cases:
      4u + 500 = 1u + 800
      1u --> 100
      Total number of markers --> 6 x 100 + 500= 1100

      cheers.

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        tianzhu
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        Winx5015:
        Q1)

        Q3). A rectangular tank measuring 40cm by 30cm by 40cm was 1/6 filled with water. At 0930h, Tap X with water flowing out at a rate of 3 litre per minute was turned on. At 0932h, Tap Y was turned on to drained water out of the tank at a fixed rate. At 0943h, the tank was 75% filled with water. At what time would the tank be filled to the brim?

        Thanks 🙂
        Hi

        Good Morning.

        Not much time to prepare the slide, so I’ll go with some pointers.

        Volume of tank ------- 48 litres

        Volume of water in tank ------- 8 litres (1/6)

        At 0932h , water in tank ------- 8 + (3*2) ------- 14 litres

        From 0932h to 0943h, water flowing from tap X ----- 11*3 ------ 33 litres
        14 + 33 ------- 47 litres

        But the tank was 75% filled with water, so water had been drained out due to tap Y .

        75% of 48 litres ------ 36 litres

        47 – 36 ------- 11

        11/11 ------ 1, hence water drain out rate from tap Y is 1 litre/minute.

        From 36 litres to 48 litres, remember tap X adds 3 litres/min and tap Y drains 1 litres/min, so the net flow of water into tank is 2 litres/min.

        12/2 ------- 6 minutes

        From 0943h add 6 minutes, we’ll have 0949h

        Best wishes

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          Essential
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          Good afternoon Tianzhu, need your kind help for this question.

          Eugene, Freddy and George had some playing cards. Freddy had 200 more playing cards than Eugene. George had 3/4 the number of cards Freddy had. After George lost 1/6 of his cards to Eugene, he had 320 fewer cards than Eugene. What was the ratio of the number of cards Eugene had to the number of cards Freddy had to the number of cards George had in the end?

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            tianzhu
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            Essential:
            Good afternoon Tianzhu, need your kind help for this question.

            Eugene, Freddy and George had some playing cards. Freddy had 200 more playing cards than Eugene. George had 3/4 the number of cards Freddy had. After George lost 1/6 of his cards to Eugene, he had 320 fewer cards than Eugene. What was the ratio of the number of cards Eugene had to the number of cards Freddy had to the number of cards George had in the end?
            Hi

            Good Afternoon.

            You may use MD or work with units.

            Consider this at the start.

            Eugene ------ 8 units
            Freddy ------ 8 units + 200
            George ------ 6 units + 150

            In the end

            Eugene ------ 9 units + 25 ------ 970
            Freddy ------ 8 units + 200 ------ 1040
            George ------ 5 units + 125 ------ 650

            9 units + 25 ------- 5 units + 125 +320

            1 unit ------- 105

            The ratio ------- 970:1040:650 ----- 97:104:65

            Best wishes

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              Winx5015
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              :thankyou:


              MathIzzzFun and tianzhu for your help in solving my questions.

              Have a nice day 🕺

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                Winx5015
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                Hi, need help for the following questions.


                Q1). Mr Lee sold 15% of his cupcakes on Monday. He sold 90 fewer cupcakes on Tuesday than on Monday. He then sold 70 fewer cupcakes on Wednesday than on Tuesday. On Thursday, he sold 330 cupcakes and found that he had half of his original number of cupcakes left. How many cupcakes did he sell altogether?

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                  Winx5015
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                    Michaelia0816
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                    MathIzzzFun:
                    kiasuaunt:

                    Hi.


                    Q1.
                    Mr Lee sold 15% of his cupcakes on Monday.
                    He sold 90 fewer cupcakes on Tuesday than on Monday.
                    He then sold 70 fewer cupcakes on Wednesday than on Tuesday.
                    On Thursday,he sold 330 cupcakes and found that he had half of his original number of cupcakes left.
                    How many cupcakes did he sell altogether?



                    Hi

                    for Q1, you may want to start with :
                    Total number of cakes = 100u and then work through the question to the end and equating the remainder to 50u

                    I will start with Mon & Tue, and hopefully you can complete the rest...

                    Total --> 100u

                    Mon-- Sold 15u, Left 85u
                    Tue -- Sold 15u-90, Left 70u+90

                    cheers.


                    This post is by someone else

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                      Michaelia0816
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                      Tianzhu!


                      Let me give you the pictures first (with questions)
                      1) http://t.co/jjIIsRzK
                      2) http://t.co/M0piBsMo

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                        2DMommy
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                        Please help me to solve these two questions :


                        1) There are 200 red buttons and 90 green buttons in Box A.
                        There are 80 red buttons and 100 green buttons in Box B.
                        Find the total number of buttons that must be transferred from Box A to Box B so that 1/2 of the buttons in Box A and 3/5 of the buttons in Box B are red buttons?

                        2)On Friday, some identical chairs in a shop were sold at $45 each.
                        On Saturday, the price of the chairs were reduced. As a result, the number of chairs sold increased by 50% while the amount of money collected increased by 25%.
                        a) Find the price of a chair sold on Saturday.
                        b) Find the percentage decrease in the price of a chair sold on Saturday.

                        Thank you.

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